The phrase "atmosphere extends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the physical characteristics or boundaries of an atmosphere, such as in scientific or environmental contexts.
Example: "The atmosphere extends far beyond the surface of the Earth, reaching into the depths of space."
Alternatives: "atmosphere reaches" or "atmosphere stretches".
The Earth's atmosphere extends to a height of many miles.
The cosmic atmosphere extends even to the festival's food and drink.
But the atmosphere extends to the Zags who return to Spokane to live, to be around the program, Santangelo and Dickau and Calvary among them.
This peaceful and gracious atmosphere extends to the lush grounds, where you may stroll among the tulip trees and the angel's trumpets, and perhaps pluck a passion fruit or two.
Beyond the corporate governance issues addressed by the Oxley-Sarbanes law, the newly cooperative atmosphere extends to accounting rules, especially for companies wishing to sell stock in countries other than their own.
This Weegee-like atmosphere extends to images of men in jail cells and on a chain gang; people being coaxed down or grabbed from ledges; and others leaping to their deaths.
The relaxed atmosphere extended to the themes of some workshops, like "Samba as an Instrument of Resistance and Fighting Racism," or "Sex, Lies and Business".
Laplace's model begins with the Sun already formed and rotating and its atmosphere extending beyond the distance at which the farthest planet would be created.
Sensors on New Horizons also detected a thin nitrogen atmosphere extending far out into space, which scientists believe may shed snow, with nitrogen flakes tumbling down to the surface before evaporating again at the surface.
Just outside Earth's atmosphere, extending into space for thousands of kilometers, lurk the Van Allen radiation belts.
Data collected around the turn of the century suggested that Pluto's cold, diffuse atmosphere extended no more than 135 kilometers above the planet's surface, Greaves says.
